I just tried out your solution but <xsl:value-of select="@ref/> doesnt
return any value.
Then your real code and or real input is not as you described.
Since '$x = ParentValue' in this case, @ref becomes
inaccessible dire
$X holds a node set which contains the Value element if it is defined as
I showed. assuming that the current node at the point that you made the
variable binding had child element MainClass.
$x = 'ParentValue' is true because when comparing a node set
to a string the string value of the node is taken, it does not mean that
$x has a value which is a string, $x has a value which is a node set.
Is there any other way of retreiving the value of @ref?
you need to give more indication of what you are doing.
Ie a complete (6 line) input file and a complete stylesheet.
David
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